How much does attitude impact behavior— and increase cyber security risk? To answer that question check our annual cybersecurity report
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IMPACT 2024: The findings
Hosted by CybSafe, IMPACT is the free, annual event that shines a spotlight on the latest research into human factors and cybersecurity.
Imagine a room (or two) full of the world’s leading security minds, all dissecting the human side of cybersecurity.
This report is your cheat sheet to the biggest takeaways in human cyber risk. No fluff, just the juicy bits.
A systematic review of current cybersecurity training methods
2023, training methods, behaviour change, Julia Prümmer, Tommy Van Steen, Bibi Van Den Berg
Oh, Behave! The annual cybersecurity attitudes and behaviors report
We surveyed over 7000 people to reveal how behaviors and attitudes shape security risk. How much do people worry about online safety? And, more to the point, do their concerns align with how they behave? The 2024/25 report is crammed with insights you can’t afford to miss. It reveals hidden patterns, fascinating trends, and provides actionable recommendations to help you protect your organization.
On demand webinar: Oh behave! the findings
The experts unpack the ‘Oh, Behave! Cyber Behaviors and Attitudes Report 2023’
The surprising damage cyberbullying does to organizations
Think cyberbullying only affects teenagers? Think again. It’s a gnarly security issue for organizations too—and it’s on the rise. Here’s what you can do about it.
6 ways to make your security nudges better
Cybersecurity nudges can help you influence long-term security behaviors. But they can also be detrimental to your people. Here’s how to get security nudges right.
Why cybersecurity is a life skill
Like it or not, cybersecurity is just one of those things we gotta do. But we need people’s help to do it right. Here’s how to get your organization’s cybersecurity on the right track.
Nudge science: The behavioral research behind security nudges
A primer on cybersecurity nudges, or, “behavior nudges”. Find out what they are, how they work, and what they can do for your human risk management efforts.